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  • Coaching With Purpose: Building More Than Players
    Apr 16 2026

    Season 2, Episode 5 of the Discipleship Hoops Podcast features Coach Andrew Mitchell.

    In this episode, we sit down for a real conversation about leadership, development, and what it takes to build a program the right way in today’s game. Coach Mitchell shares his perspective on coaching with purpose, holding players accountable, and developing young athletes beyond just basketball.

    We discuss:

    - Building a strong culture within a program
    - Leadership and accountability in today’s athletes
    - Developing players on and off the court
    - The mindset required to grow and compete at a high level
    - What it takes to build something that lasts

    This episode is for coaches, parents, and athletes who care about discipline, growth, and doing things the right way.

    If you’re serious about development and leadership, this conversation will challenge you.

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    38 min
  • Built After Work: Coaching, Fatherhood, and Discipline
    Apr 2 2026

    Season 2, Episode 4 of the Discipleship Hoops Podcast features Coach Gerald Cornelius, Head Basketball Coach for Victors Homeschool Sports.

    This episode is different!

    Coach Cornelius is a full-time working man, a father coaching his own sons, and a leader building a program the right way in the homeschool basketball space. This conversation is about commitment, sacrifice, and showing up consistently, even when it’s not convenient.

    In this episode, we talk about:

    - Balancing work, family, and coaching
    - Leading and coaching your own children
    - Building structure and discipline in a non-traditional system
    - What it really means to develop young men through the game
    - Doing the work when nobody is watching

    This is a conversation for coaches, parents, and anyone trying to lead their family and community the right way. If you believe in discipline, accountability, and building something that lasts, this episode will speak to you.

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    50 min
  • Following a Legacy, Building Your Own: Coach Chris Goodman
    Mar 19 2026

    Season 2, Episode 3 of the Discipleship Hoops Podcast features Coach Chris Goodman, Head Varsity Boys Basketball Coach at Hartfield Academy.

    After coaching at Jackson Prep and East Rankin Academy, Coach Goodman stepped into the head coaching role at Hartfield following legendary coach Bill Ball after two years being his assistant. In this episode, he shares what it takes to lead a program with a strong tradition while building your own identity as a coach.

    We discuss:

    - Building and sustaining a winning culture

    - Developing young men on and off the court

    - Leading through pressure and expectations

    - Following a legacy while creating your own standard

    If you are a coach, parent, or athlete who cares about leadership, culture, and development, this episode is for you.

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    1 h et 4 min
  • Coach Tre Collins – Building Culture at Meridian High
    Mar 5 2026

    Season 2, Episode 2 | Coach Tre Collins – Building Culture at Meridian High

    In this episode of the Discipleship Hoops Podcast, we sit down with Coach Tre Collins, Head Girls Basketball Coach at Meridian High School.

    After taking over the program and stepping into high expectations, Coach Collins shares what it really takes to build culture, develop young women, and lead with consistency in one of Mississippi’s toughest basketball environments.

    We talk about:

    - Establishing standards inside the locker room
    - Developing confidence and accountability in players
    - Navigating parent pressure and outside noise
    - The state of Mississippi girls basketball
    - Leading with faith and values in today’s sports culture

    This is a real conversation about leadership, responsibility, and raising the standard in youth sports.

    If you’re a coach, parent, or athlete — this one will challenge and encourage you.

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    54 min
  • The Truth About Youth Sports Culture
    Feb 19 2026

    Season 2 – Episode 1 | Solo Kickoff: Let’s Talk Youth Sports Culture Season 2 is here — and we’re starting with a real conversation.

    In this solo episode, I dive into three topics that every coach, parent, and athlete needs to hear:

    The Culture of Youth Sports: Are we building character… or just chasing trophies?

    Family Fanatics Behind the Benches: When does support turn into pressure? And how do we protect our kids from the noise?

    Does AAU Alone Lead to College Scholarships? The hard truth about exposure, development, and what really separates athletes at the next level.

    This episode sets the tone for Season 2, honest conversations about leadership, accountability, and raising the standard in youth sports. If you care about the future of the game, this one is for you.

    Now streaming on YouTube and all podcast platforms. Like. Comment. Subscribe.

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    38 min